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Washington pursues five strategies to change regime
The United States has launched an unprecedented financial campaign against Iran, imposing sanctions on companies and ships connected to what it calls the Iranian "Shadow Fleet" in the UAE, Hong Kong, China, Singapore, and Switzerland. The campaign aims to cut off five vital arteries that Tehran depends on: digital assets, technology, gold, the aviation sector, and maritime shipping, with the goal of weakening the Iranian regime economically. These measures coincided with an unprecedented collapse in the value of the Iranian rial, which reached its lowest point at around two million rials per dollar, accompanied by soaring inflation and eroded citizens' purchasing power. Experts warn that current pressures could lead to significant internal developments in Iran, such as escalations against neighboring countries or popular protests, potentially pushing the regime to return to negotiations under less favorable terms.
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